Structured and Inhibited Mixing on the Continental Shelf

Duda, Timothy F.

Structured and Inhibited Mixing on the Continental Shelf

2007

Duda, Timothy F.

A goal is to understand diapycnal mixing process during the stratified summer season in the temperate continental shelf environment. This understanding is required to correctly account for the effects of mixing in coastal ocean models. These effects influence modeled (and actual) density fields, and thus flows, as well as modeled and actual distributions of dissolved and suspended material.

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mixing ocean currents operations research salinity summer

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Gradients; Physical and dynamic oceanography; Equipment and meteors; *continenetal shelf; Coastal regions; Conductivity; Diapycnal mixing; Test facilities; *ocean models; Phillips instability

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English

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WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION MA DEPT OF APPLIED OCEAN PHYSICS AND ENGINEERINGDTIC

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WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION MA DEPT OF APPLIED OCEAN PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING

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Structured and Inhibited Mixing on the Continental Shelf

2007

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